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Source: MARCA
The athletics star Usain Bolt is about to realize his dream of becoming a professional footballer, having learned today that he had come to the conclusion an agreement with an A-League team from Australia for a six-week test.
The Jamaican, eight-time Olympic speed champion, retired from athletics last year and has repeatedly expressed his intention to become a footballer. According to agent Tony Rallis, the former sprinter has entered into an "agreement" with the Central Coast Mariners club for a six-week training camp.
Shortly after, the Mariners, one of the ten clubs participating in the A-League, first division of Australian football, confirmed the principle of agreement on the club's website.
"The principle of agreement between the Mariners and Usain Bolt is fixed, subject to a few points of" It is crucial to keep in mind that all discussions between the Central Coast Mariners and Bolt require an initial trial period of six weeks and that no contract is guaranteed. "
Club Declaration, concerning @usainbolt : https://t.co/YEPoldhcXb#CCMFC #ALeague pic.twitter.com/CmS7KjJdTZ
– Mariners of the Central Coast (@CCMariners) 16 th July 2018
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